>Protonmail's method of encryption allows them to encrypt the entire message, including headers/metadata I would prefer to see them promote standards to extend

>Protonmail's method of encryption allows them to encrypt the entire message, including headers/metadata I would prefer to see them promote standards to extend PGP rather than invest that time in a new, proprietary system with no buy-in from the email-related-software development community. I can follow the logic but I can also see their eyes lighting up when they realize this is a great excuse for having a proprietary, locked-in platform. >It also encrypts the messages received that weren't encrypted when they weren't first sent This could be done with PGP